Safety & Compliance · Basic
Inspect each AED unit monthly. Check the status indicator first — a flashing or amber light may indicate a fault. Record pad and battery expiry dates and reorder before they expire.
A monthly inspection checklist for automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to ensure units are ready for use in a cardiac emergency. Covers status indicator lights, electrode pad expiry dates, battery charge levels, cabinet condition and accessibility, signage, and staff awareness.
An AED that fails during a cardiac arrest — because the pads are expired, the battery is dead, or the unit can't be found — represents a catastrophic safety failure. Monthly checks take minutes and ensure the device works when seconds count.
This checklist template is provided as a general-purpose resource and is not tailored to the regulatory requirements of any specific country, region, or jurisdiction. It is the responsibility of each organisation to review and adapt this template to ensure compliance with all applicable local laws and regulations. Miratag does not accept liability for any inaccuracies or omissions, or for any actions taken based on this template.
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